Re: Compilation Phase Missed in Xcode 2.3
Re: Compilation Phase Missed in Xcode 2.3
- Subject: Re: Compilation Phase Missed in Xcode 2.3
- From: Fritz Anderson <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 30 May 2006 12:58:13 -0500
On 30 May 2006, at 12:43 PM, Jonas Maebe wrote:
On 30 May 2006, at 19:34, Fritz Anderson wrote:
The transcript shows the application resources are copied, and the
PCH is compiled. No error appears in the transcript, and Xcode's
status display shows "Build succeeded."
The linkage phase does not happen, but I assume this is a cascade
from the error in the source-files phase.
In my experience, this problem occurred also in previous XCode
versions if none of your source files was handled by a built-in
rule. Since it worked for you, it seems it was actually the fact
that my files weren't compiled by a known compiler (but by a script).
I've examined the Rules pane of the target info window and verified
that the only C rule in it is the System C Rule, set to GCC System
Version (4.0). Adding a custom C-file rule, specifying GCC 4.0
directly, has no effect.
Anyway, I worked around this problem in previous XCode versions by
adding a dummy (empty) assembler file to my project (e.g. dummy.s).
Make sure it's among the files to be compiled, and XCode will go
into the linking phase (at least it did in past, I haven't tested
yet whether this trick still works under 2.3).
Adding an empty dummy.s file does not change the fact that no source
files (including dummy.s) are compiled.
-- F
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